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Yolanda Arencibia

Pancho Lasso. Primer escultor de Lanzarote. LEPERIPLO - Ideal guide for aPancho Lasso was the first and most important sculptor born in Lanzarote. He trained in Madrid and became a very active member of one of the avant garde movements in pre war Spanish art: the Vallecas School. Throughout his long career, he developed various genres (sculpture, drawing, medal making and painting) in different styles (neo cubism, telluric surrealism, popular realism), but without losing his artistic and ideological coherence based on the